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Vincent Vallelong | President of the Sergeant's Benevolent Association | 04-28-26 · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 2: I spoke to the police Commissioner to ask for his
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Speaker 2: immediate release and I'm here today to support counsel. Never
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Speaker 2: osay thank you.
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Speaker 3: Oh no, no, that's supposed to do that. Julian Council
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Speaker 3: speaker Julie Menin o gob has Meanty tlls me this
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Speaker 3: morning that Michael alois the judge that pretty much made
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Speaker 3: sure yesterday that Jonathan Dillar's killer, Guy Rivera will never
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Speaker 3: ever ever see the light of day. Well though you
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Speaker 3: never know what these par all boards, but he'll never
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Speaker 3: get out either way. Michael Aloys, she tells me, is
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Speaker 3: retiring this week. Didn't know that, so he's had a
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Speaker 3: great career. Thank you, Michael. That was Julie Menin. You
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Speaker 3: know my history with Julie, you know I endorsed her
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Speaker 3: in a big way over Crystal Hudson. I was told listen,
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Speaker 3: she's Jewish, said she's moderate, so I endorsed her, and
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Speaker 3: then she came on this show. I finally got her on.
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Speaker 3: We missed a couple of lunch dates and other appearances,
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Speaker 3: but she came on one morning. She was very gracious
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Speaker 3: because that was the day when New York was freaking
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Speaker 3: out because Mom Donnie, that prick once again was threatening
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Speaker 3: New Yorkers that day it was the nine and a
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Speaker 3: half percent property tax increase. So Menen came on and
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Speaker 3: did a great job and explained to me and you
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Speaker 3: guys that he can't do it because she has the
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Speaker 3: lass say and she will not allow it. So she
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Speaker 3: was great, and I told her how great she is
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Speaker 3: and battling anti Semitism, I WILLI laid it on. And
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Speaker 3: then the very next day she called me and islamophobe
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Speaker 3: in the media. Why because Mamdanie's people got pissed off
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Speaker 3: that she was on with me. They tried to do
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Speaker 3: that to Jessica Tish, but my friend Jesse wouldn't do it,
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Speaker 3: but Julie did. She did it twice twice. She called me,
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Speaker 3: but I still let it go.
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Speaker 4: I forgave her.
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Speaker 3: I did because she's done some good things, tried at
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Speaker 3: least the buffer zones few other things along the way.
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Speaker 3: So I started to feel a little better about Julie,
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Speaker 3: including a nice tax. But now it turns out that
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Speaker 3: she may have overstepped her boundaries by defending one of
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Speaker 3: the biggest losers in any job in this city, and
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Speaker 3: that is the lunatic progressive city council member Chay Chios,
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Speaker 3: who was arrested last week in Brooklyn. Of course, that
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Speaker 3: didn't stop the mayor and men and others from defending
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Speaker 3: him as a great city council member because d theft
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Speaker 3: is such an issue in this That may be true.
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Speaker 3: Deep theft may be an issue in this city. It
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Speaker 3: may be probably is. That doesn't mean that she osay
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Speaker 3: should show up at some protest and elbow some cop
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Speaker 3: and then claim that he's the victim and then have
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Speaker 3: his speaker there to defend him. The speaker should have
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Speaker 3: defended the cops. But that's becoming a bigger issue in
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Speaker 3: this city. And Julie is not anti cop. Okay, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 3: we're gonna talk about this complaint right now. And she
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Speaker 3: did overstep her boundary and she probably should be She
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Speaker 3: probably should be punished, but I don't believe in her
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Speaker 3: heart like Mamdanie, she's anti cop. But this is not
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Speaker 3: my complaint. It's the SBA, the Sergeants Beneloventt Association. My
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Speaker 3: dear Brandy's a great cop and a great president. Vincent
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Speaker 3: Balalan is here to join me live right now then,
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Speaker 3: Good Tuesday morning, buddy, how are you. I'm great? Give
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Speaker 3: me the details on this. I've got four pages in
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Speaker 3: fun of me. I'll read the first power on behalf
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Speaker 3: of the Sergeant's benelevant association benevolent word. We submit this
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Speaker 3: formal complaint requesting that the Board investigate the conduct of
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Speaker 3: Council Speaker Julie Menin, as we believe Speaker men In
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Speaker 3: has violated twenty six oh four of Chapter sixty eight
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Speaker 3: of the New York City Charter and related provisions of
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Speaker 3: the conflicts of Interest Laws. One more this complaint. This
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Speaker 3: complaint arises from Speaker Menin's reported actions and public statements
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Speaker 3: on April twenty second, twenty twenty six, in connection with
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Speaker 3: the arrest of Council memberch Osay. Specifically, Speaker Menin is
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Speaker 3: reported to have directly contacted the police commissioner regarding the
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Speaker 3: incident and to have publicly weighed in on the propriety
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Speaker 3: of the arrest and it's handling. So, to make it
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Speaker 3: nice and simple, she was She's not supposed to contact
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Speaker 3: the police commissioner. She's not supposed to use her title
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Speaker 3: to try to get people in her council out of trouble.
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Speaker 3: Not easy, right, Vince.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, And you're not, And you're not allowed to make
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Speaker 4: the police officers and women of this job punching bags
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Speaker 4: for a political posturing, which is exactly what happened with Osay, right.
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Speaker 4: He resisted arrest, he refused to comply, and he got
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Speaker 4: put down to the ground, which in my day and age,
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Speaker 4: he got laid down on the ground. To be honest
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Speaker 4: with you, you know, Osey was in a place where he
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Speaker 4: should not have been. This was all about him and
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Speaker 4: his and his political office. And what what really got
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Speaker 4: me going on all of this was that where where
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Speaker 4: the line is drawn, where they're accountable on their end,
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Speaker 4: And when the speaker of the city Council shows up
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Speaker 4: at a pre planned or a pop up press conference
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Speaker 4: and she's standing side by side with an individual that
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Speaker 4: just put police and the civilians on the street in
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Speaker 4: their security basically was breached at that point in time.
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Speaker 4: He was right on top of the police officers. I
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Speaker 4: mean she didn't know that, but she showed up right
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Speaker 4: next to him, stood next to him, and just by
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Speaker 4: her being there and being the speaker of the house
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Speaker 4: sent a shocking message probably to all fifty one of
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Speaker 4: those council members where they're allowed to basically look at
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Speaker 4: her for now on being there, get out of jail
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Speaker 4: free card.
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Speaker 3: I agree with everything you're saying, and I don't believe
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Speaker 3: there's a big loser. I mean that this guy Osay
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Speaker 3: is a loser. He says things on the floor that
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Speaker 3: you wouldn't believe, everything from calling President Trump a pedophile
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Speaker 3: right there, never ever ever been punished. He was the
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Speaker 3: guy that called me a racist piece of shizzle on
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Speaker 3: my Twitter account on that Monday night when he like
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Speaker 3: every other Democrat, joined together in bashing me because of
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Speaker 3: what he said about Mom. But let me play devil's
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Speaker 3: advocate for a second. Okay, let's just say Vince that
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Speaker 3: you are a detective, okay, a sergeant, I'm sorry, a sergeant,
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Speaker 3: and this sergeant did something that even you weren't sure
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Speaker 3: was right being the president of that union, whether you
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Speaker 3: believe it was right or wrong. Wouldn't you be standing
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Speaker 3: right next to that sergeant because he's your guy?
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Speaker 4: Did? When was the last time you ever seen a
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Speaker 4: speaker of the city council stand next to someone who
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Speaker 4: is just locked up? I think in my day and age,
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Speaker 4: I don't remember that ever happening.
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Speaker 3: I don't need it. I don't either.
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Speaker 4: Sends a terrible message. And I'm not saying that she's
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Speaker 4: anti police. I'm not. However, the message that she sent
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Speaker 4: and the words that she used, that she basically springboarded
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Speaker 4: off of oss, that they that they contacted the police
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Speaker 4: department to get him out early, and that other people
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Speaker 4: were still in there and he would not have been
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Speaker 4: out out if it wasn't for his position that he held.
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Speaker 4: He clearly states that those are violations of the city charter.
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Speaker 4: Do we know and what do what recourse do we
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Speaker 4: have on our end? No?
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Speaker 3: Police department, No, you're doing the right thing. Do we know?
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Speaker 3: Vincent the conversation, did she speak directly to Tish, did
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Speaker 3: she speak to the lady kepnor did he speak to somebody?
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Speaker 4: I'm not I wasn't privy to any of that. But
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Speaker 4: you know what I'm going for for what it is
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Speaker 4: that they displayed to the general public that they clearly
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Speaker 4: stated in their press conference that they went out and
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Speaker 4: reached out for preferential treatment to get Osay out. Okay,
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Speaker 4: which I have three of my sergeants that are in
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Speaker 4: that video, right, I have police officers that are in
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Speaker 4: that video. Their safety is the one is the ones
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Speaker 4: who were in jeopardy at that point in time because
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Speaker 4: he's there to rile up a crowd, nothing more. Right.
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Speaker 4: That is not what a city council men or a
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Speaker 4: city council woman could be doing. So it needs to
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Speaker 4: be investigated. Every time these people decide they're going to
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Speaker 4: come out to these demonstrations, they're going to put our
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Speaker 4: people in jeopardy. I'm going to file these types of
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Speaker 4: complaints against them. Okay, I'm not saying I'm gonna do
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Speaker 4: it frivolously. When they do something wrong, I am going
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Speaker 4: to come after them the same way they would meet
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Speaker 4: and any of my people.
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Speaker 3: Listen, there's no question this is why Mom Donnie is
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Speaker 3: such a lying piece of garbage when it comes out
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Speaker 3: and talks about well, there's no room for political violence
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Speaker 3: after what happened to President Trump on Saturday. But he's
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Speaker 3: all for his people in the streets causing all kinds
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Speaker 3: of chaos, which does include violence. That's why Mo'm Donnie's
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Speaker 3: a liar. And like Menon, he was out there publicly
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Speaker 3: defending Oci. Now again, you're going after Menon because she
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Speaker 3: is the city council speaker. He's a member of that council,
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Speaker 3: So clearly it was a favoritism deal. Now you said
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Speaker 3: that he resisted arrest, I got to take it a
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Speaker 3: step further. I'm pretty sure, Vincent, that I saw in
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Speaker 3: that video not only did he resist arrest, but I
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Speaker 3: believe he was the first. He was the first to
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Speaker 3: get violent when he elbowed a female police officer. Did
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Speaker 3: I not see that?
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Speaker 4: Everybody's seeing that on that video, And it didn't look
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Speaker 4: like he got thrown to the ground or you know,
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Speaker 4: I don't know how fragile his head is. You know
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Speaker 4: that he was so woozy afterwards, but it didn't look
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Speaker 4: like that he was physically like trampled on when he
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Speaker 4: got put down to the ground, and he nor did
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Speaker 4: he actually comply with the police officers. He was literally
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Speaker 4: inches away from them, all of them at that point
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Speaker 4: in time. He had no purpose being there at all.
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Speaker 3: I'm looking at what you guys respectfully request. You want
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Speaker 3: to initiate a formal investigation into Speaker Menin's communications with
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Speaker 3: the NYPD, including any direct or indirect contact with Jessica.
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Speaker 3: Subpoena and review all relevant communications, including call logs, emails,
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Speaker 3: text messages, and stamp assisted correspondents, determine whether Speaker Menon's
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Speaker 3: actions violated New York City Charter twenty six h four
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Speaker 3: or related pervis visions, impose appropriate sanctions and or guidance
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Speaker 3: to prevent similar conduct in the future. Anything there that
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Speaker 3: did I miss anything there? Vinch, No, No, you didn't.
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Speaker 4: And you know what what they did by by getting
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Speaker 4: up and uh and basically calling out the police commissioner.
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Speaker 4: The way they did was put her on the spot,
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Speaker 4: you know, which, which is not fair. There are channels
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Speaker 4: that they can go through in order to find out
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Speaker 4: what the status is of Osay in the seven to
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Speaker 4: nine precincts. They didn't do that. They felt it was
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Speaker 4: in their right to go to a direct line. They just
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Speaker 4: cut through all of the bs and went right to
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Speaker 4: the direct line and then immediately all showed up for
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Speaker 4: a little press conference so that they can all be
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Speaker 4: seen as doing something, you know, great for the community.
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Speaker 4: This was the police were called to this, to this location.
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Speaker 4: It's not like we generated this and they're going to
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Speaker 4: make us be to be the to be the scapegoats
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Speaker 4: on this whole thing. You know this, this is because
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Speaker 4: of their actions, and their actions need to be investigated.
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Speaker 4: And that's what I'm calling for. You know this, this
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Speaker 4: will stem from osay this there was there was when
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Speaker 4: when men got up there. I was shocked that she
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Speaker 4: said that that she directly reached out to the police
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Speaker 4: commissioner and that they were happy that Ose got out,
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Speaker 4: you know when he did, and he got out a
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Speaker 4: lot quicker than than anybody in the general public would
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Speaker 4: have ever gotten out of that precinct.
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Speaker 3: Well, that speaks to a favor that's not good. Played
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Speaker 3: that one more time, Lewis, just to really drive this
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Speaker 3: point home from my friend Vincent, Julie Men in cut
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Speaker 3: number fifteen got her on tape, red handed call the
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Speaker 3: police commissioner. This is cut number fifteen.
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Speaker 2: I spoke to the police commissioner ouch to ask for
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Speaker 2: his immediate release. And I'm here today to support council
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Speaker 2: Member Osa.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 3: Have you heard anything back yet from men in her
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Speaker 3: office anybody.
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Speaker 4: At the same time, someone from her office called me
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Speaker 4: last week and that was it. There was nothing else
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Speaker 4: but last week.
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Speaker 3: You did not as far as I know, Vincent, you
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Speaker 3: did not file this formal complaint until yesterday.
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Speaker 4: Right. Well, well, you got to remember, I'm not going
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Speaker 4: to file the formal complaint just writing down on a
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Speaker 4: piece of paper, you know what it is. I feel
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Speaker 4: I have to sit down and talk to my lawyers
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Speaker 4: see exactly what the direction is we can go and
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Speaker 4: make sure that it's and things were violated according to
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Speaker 4: the city charter. You know, I'm not going to go
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Speaker 4: to a bit. I'm not going to go into a
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Speaker 4: game and then, you know, not bring a playbook with me.
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Speaker 4: You know, you have to have you have to have
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Speaker 4: an idea of how it is you're going to conduct
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Speaker 4: that game. And you know, at the end of the day,
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Speaker 4: they you know, I'm not going to look like a
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Speaker 4: fool when I file these papers. So yeah, we waited
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Speaker 4: the whole weekend. We put everything together. I sat with
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Speaker 4: the attorneys and this is what we this is what
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Speaker 4: we put up.
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Speaker 3: No it's fair. I mean, you're going by the rules,
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Speaker 3: the rules.
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Speaker 4: Here, and that is what I will always do. City.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no, are you more upset with Julie Menin
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Speaker 3: orchi Osa about.
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Speaker 4: You expect it from Mosay? All right? But but when
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Speaker 4: the city when this, when the speaker of the city
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Speaker 4: council gets up there, whether it's Democrat or Republican, right
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Speaker 4: and I I don't take sides with this. So when
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Speaker 4: we're doing right by by my people, I'm good with it.
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Speaker 4: But when you do, when you when you stand up there,
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Speaker 4: it sends a shocking message to every other city councilman
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Speaker 4: and any every other citizen in New York that you
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Speaker 4: know what you're allowed to do with you, whatever you
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Speaker 4: want to do, and you can point your fingers and
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Speaker 4: make the police escapegoat. That's not going to happen with them.
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Speaker 4: I watch love it.
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Speaker 3: Vincent Valaalang is the president of the SBA, the Sergeant's
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Speaker 3: Union here in New York, and I think he's doing
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Speaker 3: a great thing here. He's not going to stand for it,
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Speaker 3: she o say, clearly clearly out of line, out of line.
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Speaker 3: That's at the very least at a protest last week,
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Speaker 3: despite what the mayor and the city council speaker say
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Speaker 3: about him, he was out of line, if not doing
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Speaker 3: something illegal, and here comes the city council speaker defending him. Okay,
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Speaker 3: let's see what they do, what Menon does, what her
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Speaker 3: office does, and where this goes. But I think you've
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Speaker 3: done the right thing here. Let me check into about
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Speaker 3: Eric Duran. Of course he was allowed to go home
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Speaker 3: posted bail last week. Author right Dollars said, you know,
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Speaker 3: said the first thing he did was he went to church.
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Speaker 3: He went to church and he thanked God for all
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Speaker 3: of these opportunities. Now where are we exactly what the
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Speaker 3: Duran case?
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Speaker 4: Well, you have have author who I speak to regularly.
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Speaker 4: He is he is obviously there. Him and his team
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Speaker 4: are putting together, you know, the best line of the
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Speaker 4: course of action they can for Eric. I believe they
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Speaker 4: also have another help on their on their team, which
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Speaker 4: is I believe your daughter's gonna be involved in this too.
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Speaker 4: She is yep, so which is which? Which is excellent?
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Speaker 4: But listen, Eric, Eric was in. Eric wasn't a bad place.
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Speaker 4: I mean, there is there's no two if stands and
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Speaker 4: butts about it. You know, Elmira was a bad, bad place.
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Speaker 4: And when I went to go see him the other day,
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Speaker 4: I can tell you that I was. I was a
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Speaker 4: static that that that he that he had a brighter
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Speaker 4: look on his face. You know, that he was with
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Speaker 4: his family, which was which was most important to him.
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Speaker 4: His wife was was was beaming that he was home. Uh,
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Speaker 4: you know, but he was everything that you think we
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Speaker 4: see in the movies about how bad prison is and
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Speaker 4: the disgust is exactly what was described to me. He
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Speaker 4: should never ever have been put in that situation.
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Speaker 3: Guy Mitchell, that's the judge who put him there. But
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Speaker 3: Michael Olois came up big yesterday. Or Jonathan Dillar, I know,
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Speaker 3: another case that you spent a lot of time paying
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Speaker 3: attention to. And I know, like me, you've met Stepany
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Speaker 3: Dillar along the way. Your thoughts on the sentencing for
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Speaker 3: Guy Rovera, which we found out yesterday.
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Speaker 4: He deserves everything that he gets. As a matter of fact,
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Speaker 4: he deserves a lot more, but unfortunately we're not going
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Speaker 4: to see that. You know, hopefully, like you said before,
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Speaker 4: he does not see the light of day. It was
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Speaker 4: a great mic drop for the judge that he's retiring
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Speaker 4: on this case, and he sends a strong message going
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Speaker 4: out to the general public that you know what, this
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Speaker 4: won't be tolerated and it shouldn't be tolerated. You know,
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Speaker 4: taking the life of a police officer affects their families,
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Speaker 4: and you know, the Diller family. My heart goes out
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Speaker 4: to them, you know it is that was that was
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Speaker 4: not solace what she what she got the other day,
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Speaker 4: that that was just a wound being reopened.
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Speaker 3: Again, that's well said. So on the way out, Vincent again,
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Speaker 3: is there a timeline in your head that you expect
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Speaker 3: to hear back from Julie men and not somebody in
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Speaker 3: her office? From her particularly, do you not care? You
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Speaker 3: just want to hear from somebody in that office?
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Speaker 4: A S A P. No. I think I think you
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Speaker 4: need some sort of h some sort of dialogue going
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Speaker 4: back and forth. I don't, I don't. I don't despise
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Speaker 4: Julie Mennon, you know, but I just do not like
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Speaker 4: the course of action that they took. No one ever
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Speaker 4: reached out to us, but they can reach out to
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Speaker 4: everybody else in order to get to get the facts.
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Speaker 4: You know, maybe we would have been able to give
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Speaker 4: them information where this would never have even had to
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Speaker 4: come to that but you know we're getting nothing from
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Speaker 4: the other side, meaning the union representatives, and you know
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Speaker 4: you're gonna leave me to go right down the rule
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Speaker 4: of the law if you're if you're gonna go down
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Speaker 4: that path and you think you're righteous, I'm gonna look
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Speaker 4: at exactly what the laws are and we're gonna use
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Speaker 4: them against you. And I'm going to go if it's
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Speaker 4: filing complaints like this is how it is that I
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Speaker 4: have to do and how to protect my membership. That's
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Speaker 4: exactly what I'm gonna do every single day by the.
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Speaker 3: Guys and gals as sergeants here in New York City
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Speaker 3: are so lucky to have you. I mean, I know
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Speaker 3: you and I have become really good friends. I do
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Speaker 3: love you, but you are one tough hero s ob
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Speaker 3: in this. I can't say enough good things about you,
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Speaker 3: Vincent val Along. I thought you did a great job
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Speaker 3: with this. I look forward to you hearing Julie Mennin's response,
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Speaker 3: and again, New York City, We're very lucky to have
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Speaker 3: your pal. Thank you so much. Thanks say great day
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Speaker 3: you too, Vincent Valalang right there the president of the SBA,
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Speaker 3: and he's standing up for his cops. G Osay is
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Speaker 3: a liar. Let me say it again. G Osay is
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Speaker 3: a liar. He's a provocateur, he's a trouble maker. And
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Speaker 3: the problem is he's got some relatively big folks in
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Speaker 3: this city, like the Ahole Mayor and Julie Mennon and
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Speaker 3: others that go out of the way to defend him
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Speaker 3: when he is indepensible. He is a lowlife. G Osay
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Speaker 3: is a lowlife.
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